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JDouglas
Guest
We have set up a two way trust between two Windows 2003 domains. We are
using ADMT to migrate our AD objects from the source domain to the target
domain. After I migrate a workstation, the workstation hostname is in both
the source and target DNS.
If I log into a workstation in the source domain and attempt to access the
c$ share on the migrated workstation by typing the following at the run
command: \\workstation_name.source_domain\c$ I get an error that says:
Logon Failure: The target account name is incorrect. This also creates a
number of event log errors in the security log of the migrated workstation
with an ID of 529.
However, if I issue the following at the run command it works successfully:
\\workstation_name.destination_domain\c$
I am very confused as to why the domain of the dns record impacts whether
the access is successful as both dns records resolve to the same IP address.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Jeff Douglas
using ADMT to migrate our AD objects from the source domain to the target
domain. After I migrate a workstation, the workstation hostname is in both
the source and target DNS.
If I log into a workstation in the source domain and attempt to access the
c$ share on the migrated workstation by typing the following at the run
command: \\workstation_name.source_domain\c$ I get an error that says:
Logon Failure: The target account name is incorrect. This also creates a
number of event log errors in the security log of the migrated workstation
with an ID of 529.
However, if I issue the following at the run command it works successfully:
\\workstation_name.destination_domain\c$
I am very confused as to why the domain of the dns record impacts whether
the access is successful as both dns records resolve to the same IP address.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Jeff Douglas